The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-17
Personal.

CRAwToRp.-F. J. Crawford of Chicago,
was in The city on Monday, having busn IS
in the Supreme Court.
DR.-Dr. Hard and wife intend living at
the Clifton, now that the Misses Macarthur
have broken up housekeeping.
liAR.-Mr. Hardy, of Iowa City, takes
the place Of DR.. Butterfeld as 'tenor in the
Congregational choir. Mr.. Hardy certainly
has good voice, and if last Sunday be
fair criterion he will please the congregation
very much. lie is carpenter and joiner by
trade, and is in the employ of the Colwel,
Bros.
PENNEY.-Mr. Geo. Penney leaves today
for Chicago. Thence he goes to Cleveland
for short visit, and visiting Chautauqua
and other eastern points, he will get around
10 Ithaca, New York, in time 10 attend Cor
nell University when it opens. lie will
spend the winter there at school
BLAS.-Judge Blanchard, accompanied by
his wife and young son, have returned home.
They have been to Petosky, and have spent
some weeks in Northern Minnesota, where
the Judge has friends and relatives.
VoGT.-Mr. L. W. R. Vogt returned last
Sunday from Kansas, where he has been
visiting for the past three weeks.
WALK.-Miss Lena Walker, who has been
visiting Miss Sadie Hathaway, returned to
her home in Joliet last Saturday afternoon.
TUFrs-Prof and Mrs. C. W. Tufts are
now in Berlin, Germany.
MC.-Before leaving for California, the
Mrs, Macarthur will visit friends in this
vicinity for several weeks
SEy.-Miss Waterman, of Seneca, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Sallie Waterman, Of this
city.
McMuLLEx.-Mr. J. W. McMullen was in
Chicago last Tuesday on business.
SNow.-Mr. Will Snow left for Tufts Col
lege last Tuesday.
PENNEY-Mr. S. II. Penney, of Fullerton
Neb spent last Sabbath with his brother,
Geo. s. P, n icy, of this city.
MoNT.-Miss Mabel Montrose of Lincoln,
Neb., is the guest of Mrs. Geo. Rickley.
Mc.-Mr James McManus returned from
Princeton last Tuesday
WILLls-Mr Seth Willis has received
very handsome meerscham cigar.holder from
Prof. Tufts, in Berlin. 1t is beauty.
,SoN.--The La Sale Democrat notes the
birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harts-
horn. Their Ottawa friends will join in the
congratulations
KoENER.-Ex Gov Koaner. of Belleville,
ILL.,, is the guest of Judge Evans this week.
MC.-Mr. r. D. Mcdonald, the city attor-
ney of La Sale, and A. II. Greenwood, alss
of La Sale, were here Thursday, at work in
the County Court.
DnAKE.-Mrs. Frelerick's mother, Mrs.
S. T. Drake, of Cleveland, who returned
with DR. Frederick and has been visiting
with them the past week, returned home on
Monday
PETERs.-Mr. Peters Of Ann Arbor, spen
a few days this week visiting Mr.. Ed. Dyer.
He left yesterday morning.
HAs.-Mr. Nathan Haskins of La Sale is
in Ottawa this week on legal business.
SMIrH.-Mr. Clyde Smith spent last Sab
bath with his parents in Paw Paw.
NEu-Cbarley Neubert, of Kansas City,
taking advantage of cut rates and desire to
sea old haunts, as well as his wife who is
visiting here, dropped into Ottawa unex-
peeted by anyone, on Thursday He was
heartily welcomed.
Mc.-John L. MacKinlay, of Colorado,
made Ottawa, his old home, a visit this week
the first in some years His wife has been
visiting relatives in Chicago.
ED.-Ed. Easton, of 0skaloosa, Iowa, is
in the city this week, for the first time In
number of years. I'd. has grown more
portly than he used to be years ago, but he
is the same old Ed. and his friends would
recognize him anywhere. He is the picture
of good health, and is prospecting finely in
worldly matters, being book-keeper of 4
mining company operating three large
shafts, as we'll as having an interest in .
m mercantile business at Oskalossa.